Pk15.30

what current ppm of p and k do you provide? if you boost it too high you will only hurt the plant. Don't do this blindly. if you want to do it, do the math first. There's plenty of online ppm nutrient calculators. if you have liquid nutes, make sure it considers specific gravity or you likely get bunk output. i don't know if my spreadsheet is correct for that, but welcome to test it out. linked in my gd main profile comment section. generalizationd dependent on factors like pH: P above 50-60 is just going to cause problems at some point. K above 200-220 is just going to cause problems at some point some variables will make those drastically different. pH and ratio of concentrations of other elements in your feed (even temp and pressure to some extent). if fairly balanced and near 6.5, this should be consistent. if pH is different you couldlook at the little pH charts that have for nutrient availability and makes some guesstimates to see if anything is outlandishly large or small.

I would let them go another 3 to 4 weeks yet. Outdoors in dirt you can feed right until the end if your organic but some still flush. So, I would feed at your normal rate. Cheers